Christmas is a great time of year for a special glass of wine, but what happens when you need a quick pick-me-up for a cold winter day? Here’s an easy way to make mulled wine in 30 minutes or less, using a slow cooker.
What’s The History Behind Mulled Wine?
The earliest known mention of mulled wine comes from 14th century Germany. It was created to keep servants awake on long journeys, and can be found in a recipe book from that time. The mulled wine recipe involves heating wine, honey, and spices in a cauldron over a fire, and is considered to be an early Christmas tradition. There are other versions of mulled wine that have evolved in different places, and at different times. For example, in Britain and Ireland, mulled wine is more likely to include spices such as cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg. And mulled wine is also sometimes made with port or brandy instead of wine. But the basic idea remains the same, and it’s always been a popular beverage.
Mulled Wine? What’s that?
A mulled wine is a mixture of wine and mulled spices. Mulled wine is usually served hot, to heat the body, and has a slight alcoholic taste. It is usually served in a warmed carafe, or sometimes in a mug or a glass. Mulled wine is most popular on New Year’s Eve, and is typically served on top of red or white bread, with an orange slice. Mulled wine is often served as a digestif.
How To Serve Mulled Wine
For those of you who love mulled wine, you know how delicious this is. Mulled wine is a perfect addition to a holiday dinner and is great as a pre-dinner drink. You just need to make sure that you are using the right wine. This is how you can heat up mulled wine. Fill a large glass (about a gallon) of mulled wine. Also, pour some rum in the glass. Next, place a small amount of cinnamon and star anise in the mulled wine. Put this in a microwave safe dish and cook for 2 to 3 minutes. This will take the mulled wine to a warm temperature. Do not let the mulled wine get too hot. This will not harm the mulled wine.
Mulled Wine’s History
Mulled wine has been around for many years, but the tradition of putting mulled wine in a bowl and placing it in the sun has only really been around since the 18th century. It’s believed that mulled wine originated in Germany, where people would keep their wine in a sunlit corner of the home, and bring it to the table with their meals.
How to Make Mulled Wine With A Load Of Cinnamon
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What You’ll Need:
– Mulling wine
– Cinnamon
– Alcohol
– Sugar
– Bay leaves
How to Make Mulled Wine With A Load Of Cinnamon
Put 2 cinnamon sticks, 3 bay leaves and 3 cloves into a large mug. You’ll also need a few drops of clove oil and a few cinnamon sticks. Add about 12 ounces of mulled wine. Let the alcohol and cinnamon infuse for about 10 minutes, then remove the cloves, bay leaves and cinnamon sticks. Add a teaspoon of sugar and a few drops of clove oil. You can either leave the mulled wine on the stove or let it cool, then pour it into the mug.
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